'Holocaust Industy's' Roberto Muehlenkamp cites Yankel Wiernik as proof of extermination of 900,000 Jews at Treblinka !!

[Elroy]

I realise Muehlenkamp is tolerated here because of his prominence to the lie-side and because his destruction is an example to those who read CODOH.

But is there any thread where he has not been embarrassed in?

If he is trying to build a believable narrative out of something absurd, why in the hell would he even mention Wiernik? Would not the lie-strategy be to minimise or completely dodge anything from Wiernik?

Continuing in that respect, it's "unstable" that someone like Muehlenkamp would even post on codoh. Considering his exposure here renders his entire website fraudulent in its entirety, which is a major go to point for ordinary people "researching" the holocaust before they discover, if ever, that it's a lie.

The information in Roberto's site I've seen, is mainly only understandable or researchable to people whom have already discovered it's a lie, by then it's clear that his attempts are just absurd.

[Hektor]

Roberto,

Yankel Wiernik's state of mind at any time in his life makes absolutely no difference. What is described in "A Year in Treblinka" did not happen because it is impossible.

If you are ignorant of the difficulty in disposing of corpses or carcasses by cremation refer to my post:
http://forum.codoh.com/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=9955

Bodies cannot be pile on huge grates and set on fire and burn to ashes. Nowhere did Wiernik ever mention in his tall tail anything about the massive amount of wood that would be required to cremate just a few hundred corpses, much less hundreds of thousands of them. Nor to my knowledge did any of his copycat writers.

It also does matter how many "eyewitnesses" there are to such an impossible event. It still could not and did not happen (unless you believe in miracles).
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But then we are required to believe in miracles. "Millions of Jews" died in the Holocaust, but millions of Jews also cashed in as Holocaust survivors mainly from Germany's gullible tax payers.

Indeed eyewitnesses are useless, when the process described is not feasible. Otherwise we'd have to believe in alien abductions, ufo's, magic teleportation performed by witches, big foot and the yeti as well. Most of us don't, but still many people believe in instant combustion of corpses, if it has to be even under water. in impractical gassing methods and murder weapons that leave no traces.

That's why the Holocaust industry has to rely on emotional, almost mystical manipulation, into Holocaust survivors that act as apostles and in disparaging their critics and dissenters from their views. Obviously they also find investing into "Holocaust Education" a worthwhile enterprise. For the betterment of mankind, if you believe their explanations. But that's dishonest. It's about cultural capital that shields them and actually any Jew from critique, when they're acting against the social norms of non-Jews.

[Hegwood]

Hektor wrote:

Indeed eyewitnesses are useless, when the process described is not feasible. Otherwise we'd have to believe in alien abductions, ufo's, magic teleportation performed by witches, big foot and the yeti as well. Most of us don't, but still many people believe in instant combustion of corpses, if it has to be even under water. in impractical gassing methods and murder weapons that leave no traces.

Implying that Yankel Wiernik's description of the operation of the alleged "Treblinka Death Camp" is "not feasible" is a gross understatement. "Not feasible" could mean not practical or perhaps unlikely. What Wiernik describes is not unlikely or impractical it is impossible.

It's interesting that you also make some comparison to the believability of UFO's, aliens, and yetis.
Since, there is no way to know whether advanced life forms capable of interstellar travel exist among the 100's of billions of stars in our galaxy, it's not possible to outright dismiss the tale of someone who claims an alien encounter on an isolated highway. It can't be tested.

Yankel Wiernik has made claims that can, and have been tested, and proven implossible. He would have been more believable if he had said that a UFO hovered over Treblinka and vaporized the corpses of 100's of thousands of Jews. At least that could not be shown to be impossible.

Hegwood